Being a debut author is like running a small business. At the beach. In a Speedo. With CP. OK, the analogy isn’t perfect but I’m proud as hell to be holding Leg in its final paperback form in this business, in this world, where nothing is certain, especially for disabled folks.

This book is the most fascinating and informative 'things that go' book I have ever had the pleasure of working on. It's about 300 words and yet I learned so much from it. You will, too.

Happy book birthday to my first born, FINALLY!! after almost a decade of heartbreak and tears😭!

I found the first seed of To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods as a child in Harbin, wide-eyed as my grandfather used ghost stories to scare me into doing my homework.

On Thursday I'll be at the Texas Library Assn. annual conference in San Antonio, speaking on how to use THE MUSEUM OF LOST AND FOUND in interactive, hands-on classroom activities. My session is at 11:30am in Room 217B—I hope to see you there! #TXLA24 ABRAMS Kids

CITY LIMITS publishes TODAY!

Want to feel old? Sex Times At Spring Break High came out 20 years ago.

I write this humor piece over Timothy McSweeney today after spending too much time on #Zillow and #Compass lately mcsweeneys.net/articles/lets-…

Democracy is serious business. That is why we all must vote for our favorite bookmarks in the annual BookPeople📚 bookmark competition. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Just googled 'Is dance an art, a sport, or a medium?' #editorlife

pablo seshcobar It was the fuck aroundest of times, it was the find outest of times

I wrote this!

When I was 16 years old, a friend told me that a disproportionate number of people get pulled over for speeding while listening to 'Life Is a Highway.' IS THIS TRUE? Read my latest for SPIN and find out. spin.com/2024/03/speedi…

‘Expiration Dates’ Author Rebecca Serle on Using Magic to ‘Expedite the Truth’ About Love and Fate in New Novel variety.com/2024/film/news…

If worrying about work were the same as doing work, I would be the most productive person

Is there a German word for when you revise an article, adding 1,000 words, and you made it worse

I’m working on an article about queer-owned businesses in Texas, especially businesses in small towns. Does anything come to mind?